和歌山武産館 Aikido Technique against Punch No.2

武産館で柔道、日本拳法、合気道（合計すると10段くらい？）とオールマイティーのO氏です。　合気道の稽古で彼の受身をとらない相手は、無傷ではいられないかもしれません。　川崎先生は「受けをとらない相手には『自由技』に移行するべし」と指導されます。　遠藤師範もそう指導されます。　武産館の私たち若手の連中は合気しな相手には「やってしまっても止む無し」と理解していますので、お気をつけ下さい。　恥をかかされたと感じる古参の合気道家もいらっしゃるかもしれません。　申し訳ありません。　別に怒っているわけではありませんが、受けをとらない相手には全力で『自由技』をとらせていただいております。　佐々木師範のお教えである鏡の思想のように、調和を追及する相手とは、同様に。　闘争的な相手とは、そのように対応しているのが和歌山武産館です。

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[HomunculusProject]

@orionbassmaster I don't know for sure. Nakamura Ha IS mentioned in a well know book about koryu. But Nakamura himself never could get officially made the successor of the original Takeda Ryu due to the sudden death of the last grand master.There are schools like the Kobilza Ha. Those were students of Nakamura, who parted ways after only ~15y of training. I would stay away from those.

But from what I can see in videos TRNH itself is good. I will visit one soon myself. Tell me your story then.

[orionbassmaster]

@HomunculusProject jaa i read that recently , however how authentic is the Takeda Ryu Nakamura Ha which is taught around the world , coz i found a dojo in my area and iam intrested in learnin the jukempo u spoke of which the takeda ryu do teach , and tnx again

[HomunculusProject]

That dojo looks like allot of fun!

[HomunculusProject]

@orionbassmaster Well, Aikido comes from Daitoryu Aikijutsu, which is a branch of the Takeda Ryu system. Takeda Ryu also involved Jukempo (ooold Southern Chinese Kempo+koryu).

In Daitoryu the emphasis was on Aikijutsu. Later allot of the swordplay from Onoha Itto Ryu was added and in all it was "softer" than the old AikiJ.

Ueshiba then became softer and softer due to Shinto influence.

Most of his students were already good budokas and trained allot together. Today striking is often forgotten.

[orionbassmaster]

@Weston1968 unsure of aikido , but many traditional koryu jujustu systems do teach a variety of atemi strickes for instant the hontai ryu , and hakko ryu as well as the variouse forms of the yagyu ryha taijutsu involves effective striking methods with fists, elbows and as well the finger tips and toes in some rare cases, however jujustu as far as i know and learned is orginal designed to tackle enemies wearing a samurai armour hence it involves more takedowns and grappling ^^

[breedingpitmetal]

@SynS7ven this is in my opinion a big problem of today's aikido. the average aikidoka has never learned how to throw a good punch or kick, and for this reason there are a lot of aikidokas who never learn what a real, serious attack feels like.

[Weston1968]

@SynS7ven In answer to your comment. Most Aikido & even traditional Ju-Jitsu clubs don't teach quality striking techniques even though it is vital as part of developing a solid defence. In other words! Your defence is only as good as the attack you are used to receiving. One good art worth learning if you can find the right club is Wado Ryu as this combines a high level of both striking & throwing techniques. Cut & Paste into Youtube Search: Wado Karate Ohyo Kumite and Fighting Techniques

[SynS7ven]

do you guys practice punching offensively aswell??? and if not, how do you know it will work against a very skilled fast strong accurate punch if you dont train with somebody who can punch like that??? not trying to insult you guys, im just curious... how does one train ahainst a good offence if the partners are mainly defensive??? i am very curious... nice video though...

[mondslug]

勉強になります_(-_-)_。

自由技との事ですが顔面有りの組手の動画などございますでしょう­か？